Sentence examples for climate ideal from inspiring English sources

Hinduism recognises that nature and the ecosystems holding the fabric of the planet together create a climate ideal for human life.

He became the archetypal crooner of a period when the advent of radio broadcasting and talking pictures and the refinement of sound-recording techniques made the climate ideal for the rise of such a figure.

Wine has been made in Kosovo, which has a continental climate ideal for wine-growing, for more than 2,000 years, but only now does the troubled country seem set to make its mark on the global wine map.

McLaren Vale, south of the city, followed soon afterwards, thanks to pioneers like Thomas Hardy, an English immigrant whose name lives on in one of Australia's biggest wine companies.McLaren Vale is blessed with mountains on one side, ocean on the other and a Mediterranean climate ideal for growing quality grapes especially shiraz, the region's signature variety.

Litchi growing also depends on climate; ideal conditions include a brief dry, cool, and frost-free winter to lead to flowering, followed by warmer temperatures and moderate rainfall and humidity during fruit development and harvest (20 ).

Temperatures exceeding 40°C occur on average 3 days/year (Government of South Australia 2008), making the climate ideal for the study of the health effects of heat waves.

"But you're right, the climate is ideal.

Luckily, San Diego's climate is ideal for growing this highly specialized diet.

The hot, dry climate provides ideal growing conditions and gives the pistachios their bright green (rather than greeny yellow) colour.

The snow-capped mountain peaks to the east of the city can be seen on clear days, while the Mediterranean-like climate is ideal for growing grapes.

And the arid climate is ideal for storing aircraft, which is why Tucson is home to the world's largest airplane graveyard, at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base. Davis-Monthan Air Force Base